Shi Lim’s brief bio states that she is a business executive who loves to dance, read, write and travel. And while the statement does not contain any information of intriguing interest to us pageant followers, the tall (1.76m) 24 year-old can actually make anyone sit up and take notice the moment she opens her mouth and speaks about an assortment of subject matters. Miss Universe Singapore 2013 is both articulate and engaging in person.
Will she be able to work out this asset in Moscow come November? With the onslaught of tough competitors from all over, the road will be the thorniest. But with the challenge of becoming only one of a very small handful of Singaporeans to place in the semis of Miss Universe, Shi Lim will be doubly motivated, I reckon. 😉
I checked Wikipedia. Singapore placed as semifinalists back in 1983 and 1987. Man, talk about a long dry spell!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miss_Singapore_Universe
You forgot to mention: Singapore was the host city in ’87 that’s why their candidate got into the semis.
Malapad ang kamay at mahahaba ang mga daliri.
I’m sure she’ll be a good CLAPPER.
Singapore hasn’t placed in Miss Universe for century, and this year is no exception.
She’s a beautiful clapper indeed.
Her look is very typical here and won’t be noticed if she isn’t tall. Local pageants here in SG aren’t really that supported I must say compared to our local pageants in Ph. And if I’m not mistaken only Singaporeans (Not PR) can join the pageant. Which reminds me of this Pinay candidate in MW SG who won Ms PR recently since she’s not a Singaporean.
Another Chinese beauty! Among oriental beauty singaporian is very articulate and they are english speaker anyway english is their national language but with chinese accent, they add la, lo, leh on their english word which is very annoying I work their for 6 years I can say they are more friendly comparing to other chinese country, maybe bec of add mix culture of india, malay and filipinos! They are also a very decipline people and hard working!
It’s because they tend to mix hokkien (Chinese dialect) with their usual Singlish language, hence the -lah -loh at the end of their sentence or word
Where is her upper lip???
She’s tall, pretty, articulate and smart. But I don’t see the fire in her to win the MU title.
I think she’s the best looking Miss Singapore in years.
Boring beauty